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Data Centers: Why the Debate Might Be Overstated

July 1, 2026

A recent speech by the U. S. Energy Secretary urged people who back data centers to speak out against critics, claiming the worries about these giant facilities are exaggerated. He pointed out that opponents worry about high water and power consumption, as well as the potential for artificial intell

entertainment

Electric Forest 2026: A Colorful, Wild Weekend in Michigan

July 1, 2026

The four‑day Electric Forest festival wrapped up on June 28, leaving the Double JJ Resort in Rothbury quiet after a bustling summer of music and art. Each year, people from all over the U. S. travel to this small village near Lake Michigan to camp, dance and explore a forest turned into a creative p

science

NASA’s Moon Mission Boost: New Deals, More Landers, and a Future Base

July 1, 2026

NASA has given almost $600 million to three U. S. companies—Astrobotic, Firefly Aerospace and Intuitive Machines—to send four robotic science missions to the Moon by 2028. The contracts are part of NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services plan, which aims to build the tools and experience needed for

lifestyle

Astro‑Tips: How the Stars Suggest Smart Moves Today

July 1, 2026

The moon’s shift into Aquarius nudges us to step back from our own moods and look at the bigger picture. When Jupiter, the planet of growth, clashes with Chiron, a symbol of old wounds, confidence can hit a snag. That means enthusiasm may turn into over‑compensation and we need to pick actions that

health

Community Exercise Plans Boost Older Adults’ Well‑Being

July 1, 2026

Older people living in their own homes can gain a lot from group exercise programs held locally. Research shows that these community‑based activities help improve how they feel physically, mentally and socially. The studies reviewed all involved adults aged 60 or more who took part in regular mo

politics

Government Rules on Food Stamps Spark Debate

July 1, 2026

A recent court decision has put the rules around food stamp purchases under scrutiny. The judge said that the Department of Agriculture does not have the authority to change what items can be bought with these benefits. This move highlights how lawmakers need to step in. About 42 million people use

celebrities

Celebrities Turning a Year Older on June 30

July 1, 2026

June 30 is a day when many well‑known faces celebrate another year. The list includes actors, musicians and athletes who have made a mark in their fields. David Alan Grier, known for his work on stage and screen, turns 70. He once studied at Yale’s drama program, showing that formal training can

environment

Recycling Landfill Waste: Unexpected Consequences of a Common Practice

July 1, 2026

A common method for handling waste in landfills involves pumping concentrated leachate—a liquid formed from decomposing trash—back into the waste. This process is meant to speed up waste breakdown and capture methane gas. Yet research shows it might be causing more harm than good. Scientists set up

entertainment

A New Chance to See the 80s Action Classic Like Never Before

July 1, 2026

The 1989 movie Road House is getting a fresh upgrade next month, and it’s not just for hard-core fans. The film, known for its wild fight scenes and Patrick Swayze’s tough-guy charm, will hit shelves in a shiny new 4K Blu-ray SteelBook edition. This isn’t just another re-release—it’s a collectors’ i

health

Small meals or big meals: What really matters for weight loss?

July 1, 2026

A doctor from Nashville has called out a common diet tip: the idea that eating five or six tiny meals daily helps with shedding pounds. After studying meal patterns, the specialist found that spreading calories across three regular meals can work just as well—or even better. The trick isn’t in how o